[Jan Erik sether]

Dave,

tsMuxeR worked fine !!

Thanks very much for your assistance !

Jan Erik

[Jan Erik sether]

Thanks for your advice, I will try it.

Yes, I would make .mp4 if Vegas allowed my too, but every time I have tried
( 4 time now I think) the program stop running.

What I do is:
1. select Sony AVV and template AVCHD 1920×1080 50i
2. Click “Advanced render”, Click “Custom” and then “System” to select mp4
file format. It never fails. Vegas stops every time.

Jan Erik

[Jan Erik sether]

Splash Lite played the m2ts file better than Windows media player.
Not perfect though, sliding the position bar worked almost ok, video played
smooth after 4-5 sec. but now audio became very choppy for the next 20 seconds, but after that it was OK.

Did also check CPU load when playing the clips from the Canon HF S21, and
the video made by Vegas. In both cases avarage CPU load was 6-7 % with peaks up to 12 %

Jan Erik

[Jan Erik sether]

Thanks for your thorough answer.
To answer your question, the clips from the HF S21 actually plays perfect in Windows 7 media player. Even dragging the position bar back and fourth causes
no problems, video continues perfect.

So I really don’t understand why importing the clips to Vegas 10 and then
(just for test) doing no editing but simply making a continuous video to a
m2ts file 1920×1080 50i should make the output behave so badly in many video players.

I will be grateful for more answers that possibly could solve my problem.

Thanks !

Jan Erik

[Jan Erik sether]

The VLC player was amongst those I tried earlier.
Repeated the test this morning, and the result is even worse than Windows 7 media player.

I did also download and install FFDSHOW, but I din’t find it obvious how to use it. What should I do ??

Jan Erik